Author: Amy Veloz

In their final invitational meet of the regular season, the Pahrump Valley High School Trojans track and field team delivered a commanding performance at the Small Schools Invitational in Boulder City on Friday, May 2. Both the girls and boys teams clinched first place overall, capping off the regular season with an inspiring display of depth, determination, and personal bests. The day began with a strong showing in the 4×800 meter relay, where the girls team of Jules Ondrisko, Addi Nelsen, Alexis Clouser and Valery Romero took first place with a time of 10:48.69. The boys followed suit with a…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans once again made a statement on their home field, delivering a second consecutive 16-1 win over the Chaparral High School Cowboys. After securing a 16-1 victory on the road on April 22, the Trojans kept the momentum going in their return matchup at home, demonstrating sharp execution on both sides of the ball. The Cowboys got the game underway in the top of the first, reaching base on an error at the mound. However, the Trojans’ defense quickly settled in. Tony Whitney fielded a grounder at second and tossed it to shortstop Aidyn Cratty,…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans softball team delivered a commanding 15-0 victory over the Canyon Springs Pioneers on April 28, wrapping up their regular season home schedule in style during their annual Pink Game. Held in honor of breast cancer awareness, the event brought together players, families, and fans for a spirited afternoon of softball and celebration. The game was especially memorable as Evalenne Armendariz pitched a perfect game, retiring every batter she faced without allowing a single base runner. Over four innings, she struck out nine Pioneers and was backed by solid defensive plays from her teammates, ensuring…

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Pahrump students interested in launching a career in real estate now have a unique opportunity to get started on the right foot—at no cost. Century 21 Americana is offering full scholarships for students to attend the Americana Real Estate School, covering tuition and books for an entire year. The scholarship is open to students who have ever considered working in the real estate field, and there’s no set start date—students can begin classes at any time that fits their schedule. In order to apply, students must submit a mini bio along with a 300- to 400-word essay on the topic:…

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Danielle Juranty’s journey is a story of perseverance, compassion, and remarkable professional growth—one that has now led her to a new chapter as the Area Operations and Sales Manager for Grace Management Inc, a promotion she earned through years of dedication and hard work. A 2000 graduate of Pahrump Valley High School, Danielle’s early adult life followed a promising path. She began working at a dermatologist’s office in Las Vegas while completing early college courses through Brigham Young University, allowing her to graduate with her high school class and get a jumpstart on her career. For several years, she worked…

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The Rosemary Clarke Middle School golf team is wrapping up an exciting and transformative 2025 season under the leadership of Coach Sierra McKillips, who brought both experience and passion to the role. With a roster of 18 players—down from an initial 34 due to some students choosing other sports—the co-ed team has remained active, traveling frequently, competing across Southern Nevada, and embracing both the challenges and triumphs of a longer and more competitive season than ever before. This year’s schedule saw a major shift from previous seasons. In the past, RCMS golfers participated in just four tournaments. This year, that…

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In a heartwarming display of inclusion, collaboration, and community spirit, Rosemary Clarke Middle School held its first-ever Unified Sports Day on Wednesday, April 30. The event, in partnership with Special Olympics Nevada, marked a significant milestone not just for the school, but for Nye County as a whole—making RCMS the first middle school in the county to officially participate in the Unified Champion Schools program. The day brought together approximately 180 students, including 130 students receiving special education services and an additional 50 general education students who signed up to participate alongside their peers. What unfolded on the field was…

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The Soroptimist International of Pahrump Valley hosted its Women’s Expo 2025 on Saturday, April 26, at the Nye County Coalition, offering local women a day filled with empowerment, information, and community connection. Designed as a “Ladies Day Out,” the one-day event drew a steady stream of attendees who explored booths tailored to a wide range of women’s interests—from beauty and self-care to real estate, local businesses, and community initiatives. With more than a dozen booths set up throughout the venue, the Expo provided a welcoming space for women to learn, network, and indulge in some fun. Local business owners and…

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Despite the challenges of competing during spring break, the Pahrump Valley High School track and field team delivered a powerful performance at The Meadows weekday meet on Thursday, April 24. With several regular athletes unavailable, the Trojans relied on a dedicated core group to represent the team and did so with determination, capturing multiple first-place finishes across track and field events. The meet featured competition from Amplus Academy, CIVICA Academy of Nevada, Indian Springs, Pinecrest Academy Sloan Canyon, The Meadows, Western High School, and Pahrump Valley, giving the Trojans ample opportunity to showcase their talent against a variety of opponents.…

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The Pahrump Valley High School Trojans faced a tough matchup against the Boulder City Eagles on the road, falling 4-1 in a well-fought contest where defense and pitching dominated the day. Despite the final score, the Trojans showed resilience on the field, keeping the game competitive and closing strong as they prepare for their final regular season game and the upcoming playoffs. Boulder City’s pitching set the tone early, retiring the Trojans in order during the top of the first. Tony Whitney flew out to center field, Vinny Whitney grounded out to second, and Andrew Zurn flew out to second,…

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